Top Ten Buffalo Bills Players Going Into 2018

Shady McCoy even after a disappointing fantasy season 4 years ago has still been a great player aside from that. He has been very fluent over the years, but he is the vocal point of the offense with heavy loads to keep pushing thus what is in store for the unknown offense ahead?

A standout rookie corner who played really well in fact his signature moments comes intercepting Tom Grady who was going to Gronk while that glory was taken by Gronk pulling an off scripted move dropping the elbow in the most heel way possible after that unbelievable leaping moment can't wait to see these two go at it twice. White has the tool to become the next great corner in this league, and his got an underrated backfield to work with as well could they be the next legion of boom?

Of those Seattle players one of the few I did like in that Legion of boom era was Hauschka he'd always be clutch with aiming in long accuracy which was impressive, and the fact they got rid of him for Walsh is just a bad move. Hauschka has the potential to be their kicker long term especially how good he is getting the 3's, and extra points.

The former Green Bay Packer definitely made an excellent transition from green and Yellow to the White and blue. Could Hyde play the best years as a Bill instead of a packer its possible, but the next question can he stay healthy enough in one piece that's his biggest weakness.

Well here's you default #1 player, and in a way they should be blessed because Benjamin is the type of guy you need that can get you first downs. Now the question is how much regret will the Panthers have in time they dealted their best receiver to Buffalo?

Nobody knew who this guy was until realizing he was a nobody in Cleveland when was given the chance to join Buffalo wow did he adjust into a halfway decent player that stepped up when he needed to.

While his sack ratio had dropped significantly, he can turn around his game real quick or be the last ride for Alexander.

With guys like Richie incognito, and Eric Wood gone unexpectedly now you have a glaring weakness you hadn't properly addressed in the offensive line being their glaring hole. Josh Allen is going to struggle as a rookie for sure. Although one big positive they got in this department is getting Bodine from a trade that could fill in the center hole, but the guarding, and tackles on the other hand yikes.

Kyle Williams still a guy you double cover even if the stats are not quite what he once was, is actually still that player who can disrupt the play of offenses real badly.